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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1939
Page
3
The week brings a mix of town happenings from school events and Armistice planning to church services and social gatherings. Community members attend concerts, install posts, and note upcoming fairs while marriages, births, and parish activities are reported for local families.
At the weekly whist party of the Legion Auxiliary at United Cooperative on Main Street, awards were won by Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Guéné, Mrs. Enroy, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Flannery, Mrs. Eva Morrill, Henrietta Bamford, Nan Sealey, Ann Scully, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Edis Johnston, Mary Tiwcomey, Adile Murphy, Mrs. Kean Downey, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Kopp, and Mrs. Thertien. A further party is planned next Monday and regular weekly events are expected to continue.
The Philathea Class of the Methodist Church celebrated its 26th anniversary with a Monday supper at Stamiry Tea House. Rev A Osgood led the event and featured guests included his widow Mrs Dow of Glaucedester and class president Dentiston. A program followed the dinner with Margaret Gates and Brilia Cheich as toastmistress.
Maynard Pilgrim Fellowship members attended a joint gathering with the Leyden Congregational Society at an afternoon session in Brookline. In the evening the Union and the Groten group joined for chapel services followed by an organ recital and a home meeting planned for Wednesday evening.
Readable fragments note Maynard intertown bowling league activity with scattered text 548 Sy ti 1867 and unclear details. No clear scores dates or participants present in the legible portion.
Don Gallacher designs and makes his own shirts and sweaters to solve fashion and fit issues noted by readers and neighbors the Carters. The article highlights motion picture lighting and the bouncing ball cue in Gilliver Travels production.
In a rough, fragmentary World War II era snippet New York voters show support for pari mutuel betting while expressions of confidence surface for German victory and public figures like Goering emerge in scattered references. The text remains garbled but centers on betting and political sentiment.
Washington reported that Silve Herzog, general manager of the Mexican petroleum distribution agency, stated the oil barter contract with German goods had become inoperative due to the war in Europe.
In Somerville New Jersey a high school assembly featured remarks from Principal Lewis about boys with plans for opening hutting season Friday being excused. The report also notes a Belgian appeal to end the conflict before it escalates, as the crowd listened to distant war news.
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